Shortland, Michael (Editor)
Description Contents: Shortland, Michael: Bonneted mechanic and narrative hero: The self-modelling of Hugh Miller. Oldroyd, David R.: The geologist from Cromarty. Paradis, James G.: The natural historian as antiquary of the world: Hugh Miller and the rise of literary natural history. Henry, John: Palaeontology and theodicy: Religion, politics and the Asterolepsis of Stromness. Brooke, John Hedley: Like minds: The God of Hugh Miller. Macleod, Donald: Hugh Miller, the disruption and the Free Church of Scotland. Alston, David: The fallen meteor: Hugh Miller and local tradition. Vincent, David: Miller's improvement: A classic tale of self-advancement? Robb, David: “Stand, and unfold yourself”: My schools and schoomasters. Porter, Roy: Miller's madness. Shortland, Michael: Hugh Miller's contribution to the Witness, 1840-56. Shortland, Michael: A bibliography of Hugh Miller.
Review Secord, J. (1998) Review of "Hugh Miller and the controversies of Victorian science". British Journal for the History of Science (pp. 249-50).
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Miller, Hugh;
(1995)
Hugh Miller's memoir: From stonemason to geologist. Edited by Shortland, Michael
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Miller, Hugh;
Taylor, Michael A.;
(2003)
The Cruise of the Betsey, or, A Summer Ramble Among the Fossiliferous Deposits of the Hebrides, with Rambles of a Geologist, or, Ten Thousand Miles over the Fossiliferous Deposits of Scotland
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Borley, Lester;
(2003)
Celebrating the Life and Times of Hugh Miller: Scotland in the Early 19th Century, Ethnography and Folklore, Geology and Natural History, Church and Society
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M. A. Taylor;
R. O’Connor;
L. K. Overstreet;
(2021)
Dating the Publication of Hugh Miller’s The Testimony of the Rocks (1857)
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Taylor, Michael A.;
(2007)
Hugh Miller: Stonemason, Geologist, Writer
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Article
Michael A. Taylor;
(2018)
A Memoir of Hugh Miller (1802–1856) by Harriet M. Taylor
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Trewin, Nigel H.;
(2003)
Hugh Miller's Fish; “the winged Pterichthys”
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Doyle, Peter;
Robinson, Eric;
(1993)
The Victorian “geological illustrations” of Crystal Palace Park
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Cumming, David A.;
(1979-80)
John Macculloch, F.R.S., at Addiscombe: The lectureships in chemistry and geology
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Roberts, Michael B.;
(1996)
Darwin at Llanymynech: The evolution of a geologist
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Morrell, Jack;
(1988)
Science and government: John Phillips (1800-74) and the early Ordnance Geological Survey of Britain
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Davies, Gordon L.;
(1977)
Notes on the various issues of Sir Richard Griffith's quarter-inch geological map of Ireland, 1839-1855
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Secord, James A.;
(1986)
The Geological Survey of Great Britain as a research school, 1839-1855
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Stafford, Robert A.;
(1984)
Geological surveys, mineral discoveries, and British expansion, 1835-71
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Edmonds, J.M.;
(1975)
The first geological lecture course at the University of London, 1831
(/isis/citation/CBB000018565/)
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Cumming, David A.;
(1984)
John Macculloch's “millstone survey” and its consequences
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Knell, Simon J.;
Taylor, Michael L.;
(2003)
Hugh Miller, the Fossil Discoverer and Collector
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M. A. Taylor;
(2017)
A Memoir of Hugh Miller (1802–1856) Attributed to His Son Hugh Miller FGS (1850–1896)
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Laudan, Rachel;
(1977)
Ideas and organizations in British geology: A case study in institutional history
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Thesis
Dolan, B.P.;
()
Governing matters: The values of English education in the earth sciences, 1790-1830
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